元器件交易网讯  6月24日消息，据外媒报道，美光科技公布第三财季业绩高于预期，由于PC电脑需求支撑了DRAM芯片销量。

　　这是该公司首次公布一个收入超分析师预期的财报。

　　在过去三个月，其股票上涨33%，得益于稳定的内存芯片价格。美光称第三季度收入增72%达到39.8亿美元。分析师预计的是38.9亿美元。

　　净利润为8.06亿美元，每股收益68美分，去年同期为4300万美元，每股4美分。

　　排除其它条目，美光每股赚79美分。分析师预计的为70美分。

　　美光预计第四季度收入在40亿-42亿美元之间。分析师预计收入超过40.6亿美元。美光股票在收盘时降了1.85%达到31.26美元，在延长交易中又降了0.4%。

　　（元器件交易网董蕾 译）

　　外媒原文如下：

　　Memory chipmaker Micron Technology Inc posted fiscal third-quarter results above expectations and said pent up demand for personal computers is bolstering demand for its DRAM chips.

　　For the first time, the U.S.-chipmaker offered a quarterly revenue forecast, which also exceeded analysts' estimates. But the company's recently high-flying stock was marginally lower in after hours trade.

　　Micron said better-than-expected demand for personal computers was helping DRAM sales and that pricing for NAND chips was relatively stable.

　　"Pent-up demand for corporate refresh on desktops and notebooks seem to be leading to better-than-expected sector performance," Micron President Mark Adams said on a conference call with analysts. "PC DRAM pricing is improving."

　　Boise, Idaho-based Micron and some on Wall Street believe that recent industry consolidation is putting an end to extreme price volatility that in difficult years has left larger companies losing money and driven smaller players out of business.

　　A more stable memory chip industry has made it possible for Micron to begin providing quarterly revenue forecasts to Wall Street, Adams later told Reuters in an interview.

　　“It's stabilizing not just in terms of industry structure but because the end markets are more diversified, and that diversification tends to cloud out the major swings we saw in the past,” Adams said.

　　Micron's quarterly results include bankrupt Japanese DRAM maker Elpida Memory, which the U.S. chipmaker acquired in July 2013 in a bid to improve economies of scale.

　　Its stock has surged more than 33 percent in the past three months, helped by optimism about strong and stable prices for memory chips. Micron said in a statement on Monday its revenue jumped 72 percent to $3.98 billion in the third quarter, which ended in May. Analysts on average expected revenue of $3.89 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.

　　Micron reported a net profit of $806 million, or 68 cents per share, compared with a net profit of $43 million, or 4 cents, a year earlier.

　　Excluding items, Micron earned 79 cents per share. Analysts on average expected third-quarter earnings of 70 cents per share.

　　Micron forecast revenue for the current quarter between $4 billion and $4.2 billion. Analysts had expected fourth-quarter revenue of about $4.06 billion. Shares of Micron were down 0.4 percent in extended trade after closing down 1.85 percent at $31.26 on Nasdaq.